
The successful
inclusion of children with disabilities and special needs in our school system
relies on the belief that all children have equal access to a quality
education. Inclusive education isn't a program, a place or a classroom. It is a
way of understanding and living in the real world. Because, in fact, this is a
world that has people of all different sizes, shapes, colors and abilities.
Inclusive education embraces those differences and has a system that welcomes
and supports the needs of children with various abilities. It encourages growth
and values diversity. Inclusive education encourages participation and allows
for choice. And, Inclusive education benefits...Click to Continue Reading
A great post, and one I would like to quote on my back to school night in September. Every year we hear from a few parents, "I don't want MY child in the inclusion class, but they won't learn as much" (from parents of children who do not have IEPs)!
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